Yale Daily News

In a departure from Yale’s typical 15-month residential college renovation schedule, officials have approved a proposal allowing for preliminary construction work on Silliman College during […]

November 10, 2003

The bar inches across the screen as the number of transferred bytes slowly ticks up. You can almost hear the song blaring out of the […]

November 6, 2003

Prosecutors dropped disorderly conduct charges against 41 union supporters Friday in New Haven Superior Court. The state dismissed charges against 39 strike supporters and nolled […]

November 3, 2003

Local 35 President Bob Proto announced the members of a committee that will investigate possible actions against Local 35 members who continued working during this […]

October 30, 2003

Yale will be forced to reduce its staff and cut expenses in response to a projected $30 million budget deficit in the 2004-2005 fiscal year, […]

October 29, 2003

Students planning on trading their breakfast and lunch meal credits for copious amounts of Snapple, candy, and cereal at the Yale Law School may have […]

October 28, 2003

History professor Frank Turner GRD ’71, who has served as interim director of Yale’s Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library since July, has accepted a […]

October 23, 2003

Big, metallic and green, the mysterious machine formerly located between Calhoun and Berkeley colleges was removed from campus Tuesday as silently as it arrived more […]

October 22, 2003

Thirty years ago, Yale Provost Susan Hockfield — then a junior at the University of Rochester — took a class in cell biology that convinced […]

October 21, 2003

The Church Street South Extension Bridge, which extends over the rail yard at Union Station to connect Union Avenue to Sargent Drive, will open this […]

October 17, 2003

Princeton alum William Robertson thinks his alma mater is not living up to its motto, and he is prepared to put his money where his […]

October 16, 2003